In this election, they will speak endlessly of risk.
The phrase is spoken endlessly and serves both as a rallying call and a reminder that no one likes whiners.
Antony wrote letters, made phone calls, spoke endlessly to contacts, travelled the country.
"In this election, they will speak endlessly of risk," Mr. Cheney said.
He spoke endlessly of the dangers, the radio waves were opened to frank talk about safe sex, shops were stocked with condoms, and so on.
One of my Haitian friends, a leader of the teachers union, spoke endlessly about the need for a culture of tolerance.
Now, he gives us that period made splendidly garrulous: forced, through a series of competing, disintegrating and renascent narratives to speak endlessly about a fiercely contested experience.
We also spoke endlessly about grassroots organizing strategy and they picked my brain on how to build a national grassroots network in Russia, like the one I've managed for Orion magazine, to underpin a new Russian ecology movement.
He spoke endlessly of "Ukraine," of himself as "the President of Ukraine," and of the history of Ukraine, as if by invocation of that magic word he could create a country.
Senate rules -- the right to speak endlessly -- obstructed federal action on the cruel mistreatment of blacks in the South; no civil rights legislation had been enacted since 1875, at the end of Reconstruction.
